Button terminal

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Japanese arcade buttons, unlike European and American buttons, use 0.110"/2.8mm pins. 2.8mm terminals can easily be found outside Japan. The original terminals are open barrel crimps, with a plastic sleeve to snap around it.

Sanwa

Terminals are called AT-110.

Sleeves are called SR-110.

PRO-TIP: Don't attach the sleeves until you have tested the harness you're making; they can be difficult to remove.

PRO-TIP: Without sleeves you can get away without buying buttons, simply touch one terminal to another to simulate a button press. For games with autofire this can be very useful for the gamer on a budget.

How they look

Where to get them

http://akihabarashop.jp/

http://focusattack.com

https://www.arcadepartsandrepair.com/product-category/connectors-sockets-pins/quick-disconnects/

2.8mm Terminals and Covers from PoleVolt, UK delivery only